SAMSUNG HS12YHA 120GB 3600RPM 8MB PATA 1.8" ZIF HARD DR

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SAMSUNG HS12YHA 120GB 3600RPM 8MB PATA 1.8" ZIF HARD DR Brand New with 1 YR WARRANTY Samsung introduces a 120GB 1.8-inch embedded HDD for consumer electronic (CE) devices, the HS12YHA. Enabling some of today's most exciting, small form factor mobile devices, the new mini-drives offer manufacturers significant storage for consumer, commercial and PC applications - such as music players (such as iPod video and Zune), handheld PCs, PDAs, wearable computers and laptops. Features: 1 yr Warranty Capacity: 120.0 GB Lightweight, only 59 grams Low Power Consumption 15ms Average Seek Time 46MBp/s Ultra DMA Transfer Rate The folllowing models are fit: Apple iPod Video HP 2510P/2710P/ mini 1000/NC2400 OQO model 02/e2 DELL Latitude XT D430/D420 Sony X seriesTZ/TT/TX/TXN/Z series VGN-UX37,UX50,UX70,UX72,UX90,UX91,UX92,UX180,UX280,UX380, UX390,UX390N ,UX480 ,UX490 ,UX1XN,VGN-P17H SAMSUNG Q1/Q1EX FUJITSU U1010 (not including any type the HDD model is MK4007GAL)/U2010/ U810/U820 P1610/P1620/P7230 (with ZIF adapter) LENOVO K12 , ideaPad U110 ASUS R2E, R2H? U2E/U1F,R50A, EeePC900 ACER ASPIRE ONE KOHJINSHA SX, Kjs SR,SX3/SC3 VEGA UMPC UREN V1 UMPC HTC shift x9500 Wibrain B1/B1H RAON DIGITAL Everun Note Motion Computing LE1600, LE1700?LS800 (adapter requied) Microsoft Zune LG A1 Viliv S5 UMPC Archos 9 tablet pc Creative Zen Vision W slim Gigabyte U60?S1024 Canon HG20

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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful

Worked perfectly for a Zune 120!, January 26, 2012

Justin T. Rhymer "Justin Rhymer" (South Carolina) - See all my reviews

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I usually don't write these, but no one else has written one for a Zune 120. So, I will do it. This hard drive works perfectly in my Zune 120. I purchased this hard drive and some basic tools (a torx T4-T6 screwdriver kit, safe open tools, and a new front plate [not necessary, but mine was cracked already]). Using some basic youtube videos, I removed and the back plate, removed the metallic tape, then removed the ZIF cable. (For detailed instructions and a video to follow along with, it's what I did, go to youtube.com and type in Zune 120 hard drive replacement.) I reattached the ZIF cable to the new hard drive, replaced the metallic tape, pushed the key combo for reset, and SHAZAM! I had a fully functional practically-brand-new Zune. The summation of all of this is that this hard drive worked perfectly for me and for my zune 120. Hope it works for you! :-)

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful

My iPod is Alive Again!, November 18, 2011

AvsFire (Colorado Springs, CO United States) - See all my reviews

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I used this drive to replace the broken HD in my old Apple iPod Video (5G) 80GB version after I dropped it and got the sad face upon boot. Replacing this drive was quick and easy using instructions online (YouTube videos helped). This was the best priced drive for the most GB's found online vs. many other computer parts retail stores. This price was even lower than other no-name 80GB drives. This drive was also thinner than I expected, so it would also work in the 30GB version. The pre-existing white plastic spacer inside filled the gap in my 80GB iPod. Glad I have my entire music library in my car again!

7 of 8 people found the following review helpful

Perfect for Macbook Air 1. generation, September 4, 2011

BjarneK - See all my reviews

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This harddisk is a perfect upgrade if you have a macbook air 1. generation from 2008. I've been looking at a lot of forums to find this harddisk, and I can tell you that it works. The physical changing can be a bit tricky, but with the guide from ifixit you are on the right path.